Businesses, governments, NGOs, and private sector individuals continue to voluntarily seek ways to offset their carbon emissions by purchasing carbon credits for a more climate secure world. But figuring out how best to calculate the amount of carbon pulled out of the atmosphere and how to make CO2 removal scalable are two pain points looking to technology for solutions.
A team of Israeli entrepreneurs and scientists says their mix of AI, remote sensing, and image processing offers a hardware-free way to monitor the carbon dioxide removed by plants and soil.
Jacques Amselem, co-founder and CTO at Albo Systems explains that carbon sequestration is a process to capture and store atmospheric carbon dioxide as one way to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The carbon dioxide is removed from the atmosphere and, using photosynthesis, converted to organic carbon.